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We would eat raw mangoes and sleep

Alinda Ndenga

At 19, Alinda Ndenga, took up the role of a guardian to her siblings after her parent died. She opens up to Collins Osanya about working as a house help, finding out her parents dies of HIV and why she chose a career in nursing

Your parents died within a span of two years when you were barely out of school. How did you and your four other siblings cope?

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